Stem Cell Research Pioneer to Deliver Faculty Research Lecture
UCSF Professor Gail R. Martin, whose discoveries laid the foundation for today's stem cell research, will deliver the 51st Faculty Research Lecture on April 22.
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UCSF among top universities in NIH funding
UCSF was the third largest recipient of National Institutes of Health research support in 2007, according to new figures released by NIH.
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Public hearing on draft EIR for UCSF
UCSF will host a public hearing to solicit comments on the adequacy and accuracy of information presented in the draft EnvironmentalImpact Report (EIR) for the new medical center at Mission Bay.
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Focus on Your Future at Finance Day
The campus community is invited to learn how to stay financially healthy at UCSF’s Finance Day on April 23.
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UCSF Prepares for the Worst in Aftermath of VA Tech Tragedy
One year after the shootings at Virginia Tech, UCSF has taken a number of actions to prepare to respond to an active shooter on campus.
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UCSF to Share Strategic Plan Progress at Upcoming Town Hall Meetings
The campus community is invited to hear about progress made toward implementing the UCSF Strategic Plan at upcoming town hall meetings beginning on April 23.
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UCSF hosts oral cancer prevention
Special event hosted by UCSF oral cancer specialists to raise awareness of oral cancer and promote early cancer detection.
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HIV Might Hitch a Ride Into the Brain on Immune Cells, Researchers Find
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Comedian Alec Mapa to Perform Live at UCSF
Alec Mapa, the star of <em>Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives</em>, will perform during a free event at UCSF on April 25.
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inSites: What's on the Web? UCSF.edu Index for August 2009
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UCSF Hosts Forum to Further Triangular Partnership in Global Health
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UCSF to Host Public Hearing on the Draft EIR for Mission Bay Medical Center
The public is welcome to a hearing on April 22 to discuss the draft environmental impact report for the new medical center at UCSF Mission Bay.
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Division of Neonatology hosts Kickoff and Symposium on Advances in Care
UCSF is making great strides to improve upon the current standard of care for brain-injured babies, says Donna Ferriero, MD, a pediatric neurologist at UCSF.
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Tennis Courts and Godzilla: A Conversation with Lung Biologist Thiennu Vu
Here's hoping that our lungs really are like cherry trees about to bloom...
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Latest research & developments in cancer highlighted at major meeting
Researchers from the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center will take center stage during the 2008 Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research, set for the San Diego Convention Center April 12-16.
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Academic Senate to Honor Two for Distinction in Teaching
Bradley Sharpe of the UCSF School of Medicine and the UCSF School of Dentistry’s Brain Schmidt will be recognized for their distinction in teaching during a ceremony on April 16.
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Likely Reason Shown for Link Between HIV Drugs and Heart Attacks
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Surprise: Rise in ER Admissions Caused by the Affluent, Not Uninsured
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Visiting Professor to Talk About Spirituality and End-of-Life Care
Daniel Sulmasy, a professor of medicine and director of the Bioethics Institute of New York Medical College, will visit UCSF this month.
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UCSF Science Cafe "Cooks" in San Diego
San Francisco is a hotbed for the growing Science Café movement, so it’s no wonder that the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) looked to the Bay Area for inspiration when it came time to plan their meeting set for late March 2008.
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UCSF Revamps Ergonomics Program to Better Serve Faculty, Staff
UCSF is offering more ergonomic support to ensure that faculty and staff have the tools, resources and services they need.
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Clements Receives International Pollin Prize for Lifesaving Discovery
Professor Emeritus John Clements received an international award for his research that led to lifesaving treatment for respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in infants.
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2004 long-term care act raised costs and worsened care, study shows
The California Long-Term Care Reimbursement Act of 2004 increased nursing home costs, but failed to improve quality or access to care, according to a UCSF evaluation on the legislation’s impact.
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Art In the Presence of Frontotemporal Dementia
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UCSF Shares Results of Helicopter Noise Analysis with Community
UCSF hosted a three-hour meeting recently to allow community members to hear results of a helicopter noise analysis and offer feedback on the proposed helipad at Mission Bay.
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UCSF-SFGH physician to lead California Diabetes Program
Dean Schillinger, MD, associate professor of clinical medicine for UCSF and practicing primary care physician at San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center, has been named chief of the California Diabetes Program.
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An Infectious Personality: A Conversation with Virologist Don Ganem, Part 2 of 2
Do viruses cause cancer? The virochip knows...maybe.
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Four Leaders to Receive UCSF Medal on April 23
UCSF will recognize four individuals who have made contributions in areas associated with UCSF’s mission at the Founders Day Banquet on April 23.
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Professor to Provide Tips on Home Earthquake Preparedness
The campus community is invited to learn about important precautions that can be taken to lessen the damage from an earthquake.
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UCSF School of Pharmacy Unveils Its Strategic Course
The UCSF School of Pharmacy has released its own strategic plan that sets the course for “Pressing Ahead in New Directions” through 2012.